'form an experience' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of creating a memorable, meaningful experience, such as a once-in-a-lifetime event. For example, you might say, "The team put a lot of effort into forming an experience that none of us will ever forget."
How to transpose into a literary form an experience that is rooted in the visual has presented a rich opportunity for both writers and visual artists.
After avoiding military service in Vietnam by lying on the admission form – an experience that would later provide comic grist in his script for the military comedy Stripes (1981), in which he also starred – he joined the Second City improvisational company in 1969.
There's a human element, too, in the form an "experience manager," whose responsibility it is to help participants identify and prioritize their goals.
This is consistent with the "SE" proposal that sensorimotor areas can form an experience-based expectation of tactile properties during action and pain observation.
The work of art forms "an experience as an experience" (Dewey 1934, p. 298).
If theatres go in this Starbucks-plus-cocktails direction, the older audience might come back, with a positive effect on filmmaking, and the value of the movies as an art form and an experience could be preserved.
Chowdhury's mission is to connect us to the lives of Bangladeshi people and to create in video form an equivalent experience of their spiritual belief.
The absolute freshness of the fish, the unusual variety of selections and the beauty of the chef's creations all form a sublime experience.
The absolute freshness of the fish, the unusual variety of selections and the beauty of the chef's creations combine to form a sublime experience.
Even fewer have the next capacity, the capacity to form a single experience (empeiria) from many repetitions of the same memory.
For the installation, we're using a different form, a physical experience that places people in the middle of a device that recreates the original accident.
